wtf is webpack.js.org?

This is the repository that powers the webpack.js.org website, basically, it's where the official documentation and guides for webpack live. Webpack is a popular tool that developers use to bundle and prepare JavaScript projects for the web, and this site is where people go to learn how to use it. The repository contains all the written content, examples, and structure that makes up the documentation website. When someone visits webpack.js.org and reads a guide about how to configure webpack or understand a concept, they're reading content that lives in this repository. The site is built and deployed from the code here, so whenever the maintainers update or add documentation, it eventually shows up on the live website. People use this repository in two main ways. First, visitors read the documentation to learn how to use webpack, whether they're beginners trying to understand what webpack does or experienced developers looking up specific configuration options. Second, contributors help improve and expand the documentation by editing files, translating content into other languages, and suggesting improvements. The README mentions that they're actively reorganizing and simplifying the guides and concepts sections to make them easier to follow. The README also notes that webpack 5 documentation is still catching up with all the new features and changes, so there's ongoing work to keep the site current. If you're interested in helping, the project welcomes translations and content contributions through a straightforward process outlined in their writer's guide. The content itself is open to reuse under a Creative Commons license.